Chess problem by Christoph Bandelow

Position:

In algebraic:
White: King c7, Rooks c3 and d3, Knights b1 and e1, Pawn e3 (6 pieces).

Black: King b5, Knight a4 and c4, Knights a4 and c4, Pawns a7, b6, and a5 (7 pieces).
In Forsyth notation:
```
8
p1K5
rp6
pk6
n1n5
2RRP3
8
1N2N3
```

From the chess problem collection "Problem-Juwelen" by Herbert Grasemann. Publisher: Siegfried Engelhardt Verlag, Berlin 1964.

White to mate in 6 (Christoph Bandelow, 1959)
Solution

puzzle page. 8-25-2007.